Easy Liver Burger - With Beef Liver & Chicken Hearts
These beef liver burger are easily prepared within only 30 minutes. In addition, they taste delicious and are packed with valuable and essential nutrients due to the organ meats containing multiple vitamins as well as iron, copper and choline which is important for brain development and liver function.
First, put the beef liver, chicken hearts & all seasonings into your food processor
Then, mince everything for about 30 seconds, add the egg and mince again for a few seconds until everything is mixed. To give the burgers a better consistency you may also add 1-2 tablespoons of coconut / almond flour or psyllium husk powder at this step
Now, add some coconut oil or your preferred fat for frying to a pan and heat it up to low-medium heat. A non-stick pan would be perfect. In case you don't have one make sure to use enough fat to prevent sticking
Next, use a spoon to put blobs of the meat mixture -with about 0.8 centimeters (about 1/3 inch) of thickness- into the pan
Let the burgers fry slowly, for about 10 minutes, before flipping to make sure that they don't fall apart. It is easiest to wait until they start to become solid and coloured on their top's edges
After flipping, fry for another 5-10 minutes until the burgers have reached your desired color. I like them to be more on the dark brown side
This ground beef tuna burger is very easy to prepare and tastes delicious. In addition, it is very satiating and suits perfectly for a low carb, ketogenic or paleo diet. Also, the preparation only takes about 20 minutes.
First, open the tuna can and squeeze out as much water as possible from the tuna
Next, add the tuna, ground beef and seasonings to a bowl
Mix everything thoroughly, until it looks like in the next picture
Then, form your burger patties from the mixture
Now, fry the patties in a pan at low-mid heat with some lard, coconut oil or ghee.
First, fry them on one side for 2-3 minutes, depending on the thickness, then flip them.
After 1-2 minutes, put a slice of cheese on top of each patty and a lid on the pan to melt the cheese
